The last couple of hunts with the Omega I put on the small 5" coil and worked it along the edges of some roads that go through the woods. These are some of the trashiest areas and while I had been over them several times with both the Omega and F 75 LTD with their larger coils, knew there still had to be some masked targets. And, there were. Did get a nickel trifecta, but won't count it as such as it took two days of hunting to achieve it. 1907 V, no date Buffalo and a 43P war nickel. Got both the Mercury dimes this morning, 1920 and 1937 along with the 40 wheat. Also got a bit of lead, old one piece button and the usual curios and clad a cents. 99 sen, 1 disc and d4 tones. HH jim tn
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The Omega did some sniffing.:teknetics:
- Thread starter jim tn
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or just looking for a challenge? hunting the trash is one of the most demanding ways to put your noggin through its concentration abilities! Good to see you got into some great targets, and dug them up! 
nice job on the nickels! I cant believe you hunt that hot a sens in the trash, whats the trick? don't all that noise drive you crazy? I've got to figure this out.
Mud
nice job on the nickels! I cant believe you hunt that hot a sens in the trash, whats the trick? don't all that noise drive you crazy? I've got to figure this out.Mud
Well, Mud, one does have to be a little crazy, or a lot, to hunt in all kinds of elements numerous hours a month following one of these things around. 
I actually hunt in trash a lot. Thats about the last areas we have to hunt on many spots that still contains old coins and other goodies. I probably would have missed one of the Merc's if running much less then 99 sen with the Omegas' modulated tone and my old ears. All it was, as it was, was a faint high tone tic among the other mix of tones at a near 6" depth. Anyway, high sen is the way I hunt and am used to it. Oh, and thanks for sending down some of your weather. The outlook here looks bleak for the next couple of days. HH jim tn
I actually hunt in trash a lot. Thats about the last areas we have to hunt on many spots that still contains old coins and other goodies. I probably would have missed one of the Merc's if running much less then 99 sen with the Omegas' modulated tone and my old ears. All it was, as it was, was a faint high tone tic among the other mix of tones at a near 6" depth. Anyway, high sen is the way I hunt and am used to it. Oh, and thanks for sending down some of your weather. The outlook here looks bleak for the next couple of days. HH jim tnI usually set it at '99' Sensitivity, and only use the d4 Tone setting in an urban environment, such as a wood-chip playground. When hunting a site such as you mentioned, or when I want to get the best depth, and a cleaner, deeper target response, I use the d2 audio Tone ID. My Disc. is ALWAYS set at '1'. I prefer the more modulated audio of the d1 and d2 audio system than the more 'processed' d3 or 4d Tone choices.
Again, you did well an your silver coin success certainly shows the potential of the Omega. Oh, I also like the 5" DD coil for many sites, too. It's often my main-use coil when I head out of an urban environment.
Monte
Again, you did well an your silver coin success certainly shows the potential of the Omega. Oh, I also like the 5" DD coil for many sites, too. It's often my main-use coil when I head out of an urban environment.
Monte
No wonder Mr. Moderator is in fits (of laughter)
Nice hunting Jim! Great range of targets (as usual)...